epistemologically
epistemically

Epistemologically, it is not impossible to tell whether we are living in a simulation.

Epistemologically it is as though physical objects were never given, whether or not that is in fact the case.

Epistemologically, the Vaiśeṣika school accepts as valid sources of knowledge.

Epistemologically, God cannot be made into an object, that is, an object of the knowing subject.

A topic is not strongly defined, neither semantically nor epistemologically.

Some day we might solve it epistemologically.

While accepted by many, some educators have criticized constructivism both epistemologically and pedagogically.

The common-sense theory about physical objects is epistemologically comparable to the gods of Homer.

That's really an exceedingly sophisti- cated idea, epistemologically speaking.

Epistemologically, idealism manifests as a skepticism about the possibility of knowing any mind-independent thing.

Epistemologically, one of the main problems plaguing Hegel's system is how these thought determinations have bearing on reality as such.

Gentile defined Fascism as an anti-intellectual doctrine epistemologically based on faith rather than reason.

In particular, they are, in Searle's terms, ontologically subjective but epistemologically objective.

Knightian uncertainty has rested in an epistemologically uncomfortable place in economics and elsewhere.

While the former resists the comparison with an empirical reality the latter is epistemologically founded on such a comparison.

Epistemologically, Avakian has critically examined tendencies in the communist movement to view truth as "class truth".

In his lectures, James asserted that these claims, while perhaps historically or epistemologically interesting, play no role in the separate question of religion's value.

They also include the contested, arbitrary, power-laden, and often inconsistent ways in which those structures are represented epistemologically."

Behaviorism proposed epistemologically limiting psychological study to overt behavior, since that could be reliably measured.

In the absence of empirical evidence from science, to regard death as not our absolute end seems natural and is an epistemologically sound point of view.

Structuralism is an epistemologically realistic view in that it holds that mathematical statements have an objective truth value.

This designation has nothing to do with structural linguistics, but instead describes "epistemologically oriented" films that are determined by form rather than content.

This is epistemologically naive.

Epistemologically, the concept of "value" is genetically dependent upon and derived from the antecedent concept of "life."

It is also much easier to grasp and epistemologically almost crass; clearly the materialist who does know the 'real motive forces' can avoid producing ideology.

We say that such a method is reliable since it succeeds over all the epistemically possible worlds.

When no defeaters of one's justification exist, a subject would be epistemically justified.

Hanley believes that time travel is logically, physically, and epistemically possible.

The philosophical problem of actual infinity concerns whether the notion is coherent and epistemically sound.

However, one's belief that someone else is conscious is not epistemically self-evident.

We might say that the experience epistemically "grounds" the belief without contributing to an argument on the basis of which one accepts it.

This claim suggests that the naturalist commitment to science is just a secular faith, no better epistemically than standard religion.

It is not epistemically possible for a that not- given his knowledge that .

Being an epistemically virtuous person is often equated with being a critical thinker.

Thus, it may be instrumentally rational to be epistemically irrational about these matters.

He believed that there was no contradiction between faith and secular reason, but that they complemented each other epistemically.

But this ontological subjectivity does not prevent claims about observer-relative features from being epistemically objective'.

Searle calls any value judgment epistemically subjective.

You are properly ancien regime: epistemically incapable of thinking outside of a world(view) that is, if not past, then dying.

Objects that PC is too liberal and enables beliefs caused by epistemically irresponsible behavior to be justified.

Such causation, though, falls desperately short of the call for the epistemic evidence that epistemically justifies beliefs."

A world is epistemically accessible from for an individual in if and only if does not know something which would rule out the hypothesis that .

Rational irrationality describes a situation where it is instrumentally rational to be epistemically irrational.

To experience the visual image of blue is as epistemically valuable and irreducible as knowing blue postulationally.

Politically anti-militant, and epistemically skeptical.

Propaganda is epistemically defective.

Common knowledge can be given a logical definition in multi-modal logic systems in which the modal operators are interpreted epistemically.

According to foundationalism, a belief is epistemically justified only if it is justified by properly basic beliefs.

"An Epistemically Distant God?

In other words, reason (in the form of concepts-by-postulation) epistemically correlated with the senses (in the form of concepts-by-intuition).